re: Jason Whitlock is going nuclear on Flores situation, says sinister plot behind lawsuit

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So are we back to hating Whitlock again or not?

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Why is it always this? Why is it always one way or the other? Why doesn't context matter anymore?

Adults are actually capable of forming rational opinions and can disagree with one person on nearly everything but are also capable of acknowledging when the same person has a good point and we can agree with it morally and ethically.

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Finally read the Complaint. I see no way most of the claims stand up on motion to dismiss based on how paltry the factual pleadings are. All the history about league racism, no matter how accurate, is meant to disguise from the fact that there is zero corroboration or detail on the Flores specific claim outside of the Giants, which is admittedly not nothing but could be explained. I mean I can’t believe the lawyer who wrote this couldn’t bother to figure out the exact date of the Miami yacht “set up” and instead put “winter 2020.” Unlike the giants claims, they show or cite nothing about the broncos or dolphins at all. Not texts, emails, etc other than the undated yachtt episode. No corroboration for the tanking allegations. And I’m sure the dolphins have plenty of communications that will come to light, so the fact that Flores didn’t specify anything tangible is not a good sign for him.. That’s not going to hold up in federal court on plausibility grounds. Also saying “upon information and belief black coaches make less” is ludicrous. It’s all speculation and inference.

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I agree with you that the lawsuit is a sham that used Flores as a martyr to get the MSM coverage and make some SJW noise

Flores is too dumb and egotistical to realize he is being used but I am certain if it doesnt get dismissed out right, he is going to get paid off

Check this out from Brian Flores' interview with NPR and Jay Williams. This is a quote from Flores.

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On problems in NFL hiring practices

"I do think that there are back channel conversations and back channel meetings that are had that oftentimes influence decisions. I think [the Giants hiring process] is a clear example of that. Here's Bill Belichick, his resume speaks for itself. He has influence. It was clear that that decision was made with his influence. That's part of the problem. That needs to change. There needs to be a fair and equal opportunity to interview and showcase your abilities to lead and earn one of those positions."

Hold up partner. Belichick is the only NFL head coach Flores ever worked for and Flores was his secondary and linebackers coach. Flores was never a coordinator. And, I think it's fair to say Belichick's influence helped or got Flores the job in Miami. But, now Belichick is part of the problem? Flores is a damn fool.